A good place to start your career after college if you get placed on a good team. It's a global company, so you get to work with people all over the world.
There are a few SMEs who know everything regarding the legacy systems and business logic, but many are starting to leave. Devs are worked to the bone without praise. Working at a global company means working ridiculous hours to attend calls in other time zones.
There is not much room for tech career growth, unless you want to become a people manager.
Listen to what the developers say and give them breathing room to make the right decisions and fix existing, outstanding issues. Put more focus on the tech side of the company; it's the part that's holding the company together.
I did the interview with a recruiter. The first interview consisted of managerial questions with the recruiter. The second was technical with a developer from Morgan Stanley. It was about 1 hour and asked me to open an IDE and share my screen so we c
The interview was good. One interviewer was gentle, and another one was pushing me to check whether I can work under pressure. The HR round was good, and I was asked some puzzles. At last, I was asked to solve puzzles.
The first interview went fine, other than the interviewer struggling to use Zoom. At one point, they muted their speakers and then muted themselves for 20 minutes, unable to figure out how to unmute. Then I had a second interview with a different t
I did the interview with a recruiter. The first interview consisted of managerial questions with the recruiter. The second was technical with a developer from Morgan Stanley. It was about 1 hour and asked me to open an IDE and share my screen so we c
The interview was good. One interviewer was gentle, and another one was pushing me to check whether I can work under pressure. The HR round was good, and I was asked some puzzles. At last, I was asked to solve puzzles.
The first interview went fine, other than the interviewer struggling to use Zoom. At one point, they muted their speakers and then muted themselves for 20 minutes, unable to figure out how to unmute. Then I had a second interview with a different t